XZ & LZMA Extractor

Decompress XZ and LZMA compressed files directly in your browser. Perfect for Linux packages, source archives, and compressed data.

Drop XZ/LZMA file here

.xz, .lzma, .txz, .tlz

Extracted contents will appear here

Security: Only process files from sources you trust. All processing happens locally in your browser.

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Frequently Asked Questions

XZ is a lossless compression format using LZMA2 algorithm. It typically achieves better compression than gzip or bzip2, making it popular for software distribution.

LZMA is the compression algorithm, XZ is a container format that uses LZMA2. XZ adds integrity checking (CRC) and better streaming support.

No. All decompression happens locally in your browser using WebAssembly. Your files never leave your device.

Files with .xz, .lzma, .txz (tar.xz), and .tlz (tar.lzma) extensions are supported.

Yes. The tool automatically detects and extracts both the XZ compression and the inner TAR archive.

No hard limit, but large files (500MB+) may be slow depending on your device's memory and CPU.

XZ offers excellent compression ratios for text and code, reducing download sizes. Most Linux distributions use it for package compression.

XZ typically achieves 30-50% better compression than gzip, but compression is slower. Decompression speed is similar.

Process one XZ file at a time. For batch processing, use command-line tools like xz or 7-Zip.

After the first load, the decompression engine is cached and works offline.

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